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H&R Sport Springs - BMW E70 X5M (2010-2013, With Self-Leveling, 2.0 in. Front Drop)
The E70 X5M brought M power to the SUV world, and its twin-turbo V8 and all-wheel drive still pull hard today. What gives its age away is the stance. Tall fender gaps make a 555-horsepower M car look like a family hauler.
These E70 X5M lowering springs from H&R are built for cars with factory rear self-leveling. The kit drops the front approximately 2.0 inches with new H&R front springs, and lowers the rear using the included rear ride-height sensor links, which work with the factory self-leveling air springs instead of replacing them. It is the aggressive option, with a noticeable nose-down drop.
E70 X5M Lowering Springs for Self-Leveling Cars
Because the rear stays on the factory air springs, the self-leveling system keeps doing its job under load. The ride height sensor links simply tell it to hold a lower rear height. Up front, H&R designs its Sport Springs to work with the factory dampers, so there is no need to replace your shocks. Every H&R spring is made in Germany from shot-peened 54SiCr6 spring steel and tested in an ISO 9001 certified facility, so it holds its height. Sold by AutoTecknic, an authorized H&R dealer.
H&R part number 50435-2. This is the With Self-Leveling kit with the 2.0 in. front drop.
Which Kit Do I Need?
H&R makes four E70 X5M sport spring kits, and the right one depends on your rear suspension and how low you want to go. Cars with factory rear self-leveling suspension use rear air springs and need a With Self-Leveling kit: 50435-2 (2.0 in. front drop) or 50435-4 (1.2 in. front drop). Cars with conventional rear coil springs need a Without Self-Leveling kit: 50435 (2.0 in. front, 1.2 in. rear) or 50435-3 (1.2 in. front and rear). To check, look behind a rear wheel for an air spring instead of a coil spring, or look for rear self-leveling suspension on your build sheet or a VIN decoder. After that, 2.0 in. versus 1.2 in. is simply your drop choice. Still unsure? Send us your VIN and we will confirm it before you order.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
This H&R kit fits the following US-market vehicle:
Installation Notes
Professional installation is strongly recommended. The front springs are stored energy and require a proper spring compressor to swap safely. A four-wheel alignment is required after installation, because lowering changes camber and toe. The rear air springs stay in place; only the ride-height sensor links are swapped.
The E70 X5M brought M power to the SUV world, and its twin-turbo V8 and all-wheel drive still pull hard today. What gives its age away is the stance. Tall fender gaps make a 555-horsepower M car look like a family hauler.
These E70 X5M lowering springs from H&R are built for cars with factory rear self-leveling. The kit drops the front approximately 2.0 inches with new H&R front springs, and lowers the rear using the included rear ride-height sensor links, which work with the factory self-leveling air springs instead of replacing them. It is the aggressive option, with a noticeable nose-down drop.
E70 X5M Lowering Springs for Self-Leveling Cars
Because the rear stays on the factory air springs, the self-leveling system keeps doing its job under load. The ride height sensor links simply tell it to hold a lower rear height. Up front, H&R designs its Sport Springs to work with the factory dampers, so there is no need to replace your shocks. Every H&R spring is made in Germany from shot-peened 54SiCr6 spring steel and tested in an ISO 9001 certified facility, so it holds its height. Sold by AutoTecknic, an authorized H&R dealer.
H&R part number 50435-2. This is the With Self-Leveling kit with the 2.0 in. front drop.
Which Kit Do I Need?
H&R makes four E70 X5M sport spring kits, and the right one depends on your rear suspension and how low you want to go. Cars with factory rear self-leveling suspension use rear air springs and need a With Self-Leveling kit: 50435-2 (2.0 in. front drop) or 50435-4 (1.2 in. front drop). Cars with conventional rear coil springs need a Without Self-Leveling kit: 50435 (2.0 in. front, 1.2 in. rear) or 50435-3 (1.2 in. front and rear). To check, look behind a rear wheel for an air spring instead of a coil spring, or look for rear self-leveling suspension on your build sheet or a VIN decoder. After that, 2.0 in. versus 1.2 in. is simply your drop choice. Still unsure? Send us your VIN and we will confirm it before you order.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
This H&R kit fits the following US-market vehicle:
Installation Notes
Professional installation is strongly recommended. The front springs are stored energy and require a proper spring compressor to swap safely. A four-wheel alignment is required after installation, because lowering changes camber and toe. The rear air springs stay in place; only the ride-height sensor links are swapped.
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